It takes more than just skill to make it in the trades | Logic4training

It takes more than just skill to make it in the trades | Logic4training

Logic4training launches new business modules, free to candidates on select courses 

Leading building services training provider, Logic4training, has added new ‘business ready’ modules to some of its training programmes to ensure candidates hit the ground running when it comes to finding and winning work.

New entrants who complete one of Logic4training’s plumbing packages or gas Managed Learning Programme (MLP) will round off their training with a series of free modules covering the essentials of setting-up and running a successful business. Delivered online, the courses go-over the business skills that tradespeople need to reach their potential in an evolving sector.

Adding onto Logic4training’s existing post-qualification extras, including Checkatrade membership and 12 months’ website design and hosting with some training packages, the business guides deliver step-by-step advice on:

  • Setting up a business
  • Winning work
  • Writing a CV
  • Using social media for business
  • Employing staff
  • Building a website
  • And more!

Mark Krull, Managing Director at Logic4training, says: “Most tradespeople feel confident with the practical side of the job, but often come unstuck when it comes to things like administration, tax, marketing and even getting paid. That’s one of the reasons why we have focussed on strengthening our wrap-around support beyond the training experience, ensuring that not only do our candidates thrive in the learning environment, but they also have a successful career.”

Net zero needs successful plumbing and heating engineers

The skills shortage is one of the biggest threats to Net Zero 2050. According to government figures, approximately 300,000 more skilled workers are required to close the gap and meet building decarbonisation targets.

Mark continues: “At this critical point, we cannot afford to let skilled workers fall through the cracks. New plumbers, gas engineers and heating and hot water installers are urgently needed to meet current and future demand for low-carbon heating. We recognise that being trained and qualified in a skilled trade is just the start – achieving business success requires so much more. Our business guides will help new entrants thrive in the workplace and make a valuable contribution to the sector.”

Logic4training delivers new entrant training programmes for plumbing, gas engineering, heating and hot water installation and domestic electrical work.

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